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Despite the limited range of grants available in Russia, the careers of many researchers depend on this funding.

The life and biomedical sciences are thriving in many Asian countries, making it less essential for scientists to “go West”.

Potential impacts of economic sanctions and a lack of long-term vision from the authorities hinder the work of researchers.

Mahmoud Bukar Maina discusses the challenges of doing research in a country with limited resources.

Graduate students at UC Berkeley aim to empower PhD students and postdocs to expand their career options beyond the traditional academic track.

A workshop series organized by graduate students in the United States aims to help young scientists explain their research to broad and diverse audiences.

Being a parent helps to put things into perspective – and make strategic career decisions.

Raising children does not require having a done-and-dusted career path.

Balancing the need to network and showcase your scientific work with the demands of parenthood is a difficult act.

When deciding to join a lab, scientists thinking of having children should consider what kind of support will be available to them.